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Thank you Associations Now

by Maddie Grant on April 18, 2008

For putting me in their blogroll. Wow! You guys rock and roll. Thank you!

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ljunker April 18, 2008 at 7:13 am: Thank you for blogging, Maddie! I just hope the article brings you some great new readers and commenters. (And perhaps some new YAP members as well!)

Hope you have a great weekend-

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Association/nonprofit industry blogger on social media, specifically building community, systems thinking, digital identity. I am a classic Gen-X Learn More »

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